IX. The Economic Implications of Recovery
Thus far our inquiry has been directed primarily to events prior to 1933. The statistical material presented has purposely not been extended beyond December, 1932. The Banking Panic of 1933 and the inauguration of the so-called New Deal economic policies may be considered as marking the termination of the secondary post-War business cycle. Our major interest is with the causes and aspects of that cycle, not with either the New Deal program or the current recovery.
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List Of Abbreviations Used
| A.E.R. | The American Economic Review. |
| Annals. | The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. |
| Ec. |
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Index
Adams, A. B., 72, 219
Agriculture, 172
Åkermann, Johan, 64, 72, 124, 147, 219, 231
Anderson, B. M., 82, 95, 171
Anticipated profits, 131
Ayres, Leonard P., 35, 36, 158, 199, 234
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THE ESSENTIAL ROTHBARD
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